• Intro
  • Mixed Media Painting
    • Jackie
    • Road to Recovery
    • Reality Check
    • Diffusion of Responsibility
    • Witnesses
    • Bulls-eye
    • Face-it! series
    • Devilution series
    • Taking Place in Nature series
    • Small works
    • Selection of Paintings
  • Sculpture
    • Damsels in Distress - Black Edge Wall Sculptures
    • The Reluctant Builder - Black Edge Wall Sculpture
    • Selected black & white sculptures
  • Drawing
    • The Dance Before the Kill
  • Textiles
  • About
  • News
  • Contact
  • Store
    • wearable art - handmade bags
    • custom clothing
    • frocasian merch
  • Menu

anna u davis

  • Intro
  • Mixed Media Painting
    • Jackie
    • Road to Recovery
    • Reality Check
    • Diffusion of Responsibility
    • Witnesses
    • Bulls-eye
    • Face-it! series
    • Devilution series
    • Taking Place in Nature series
    • Small works
    • Selection of Paintings
  • Sculpture
    • Damsels in Distress - Black Edge Wall Sculptures
    • The Reluctant Builder - Black Edge Wall Sculpture
    • Selected black & white sculptures
  • Drawing
    • The Dance Before the Kill
  • Textiles
  • About
  • News
  • Contact
  • Store
    • wearable art - handmade bags
    • custom clothing
    • frocasian merch

Reality Check: Interview with featured artist Anna U Davis and Tim Brown, Hillyer Director

January 31, 2022

Money vs. Life, 2021, acrylic, ink pen, pumice and cut paper collage on canvas, 30 x 24 inches

Reality Check: Interview with featured artist Anna U Davis and Tim Brown, Hillyer Director

Anna U Davis is a native of Lund, Sweden. Davis began expanding her artistic practice and developing her signature “Frocasian” characters after moving to Washington, D.C., in the 1990s. She is known for her bold, colorful mixed-media work, where she explores social inequalities.  Davis is a two-time recipient of the Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant and has recieved multiple fellowships from the D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities.

Reality Check is on view at the Hillyer from January 8 – February 27, 2022.

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